Contingent based on financing and inspections. GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!! You could live on this property and have two other rentals, or you could have three rentals. There is also a potential to have a new build! So many options with this great piece of land right off of Blountstown Highway and close to Lake Talquin State Park! Also close to the Joe Budd Youth Conservation Center. There are 3 separate addresses and 3 separate septic tanks on the property. New metal roof was installed in 2015 on the main home. New water heater in 2017. A chance for you to have that investment you have always wanted! 14910, 14914 and 14918 Buddy Rowan Road
ManufacturedProperty Type
1984Year Built
4.46 acresLot Size
$102Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Chip Williams• Keller Williams Town & Country
Bought with Phillip Kelly• Proper Real Estate Advisors
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Leon County
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Last updated by owner on Apr 26, 2023.
UF
Urban Fringe District
The urban fringe district is intended to provide the opportunity for very low-density residential areas mixed with open space and agricultural activity on the periphery of the urban service area. The district allows for very low-density residential development of no greater than one unit on three acres of land, agricultural, and silvicultural activities. Residential development will also be allowed a gross density of one unit per three acres if developed as a conservation subdivision; For sites developed under the previously available 25—75 clustering option, the remaining undeveloped portion (75 percent) may continue to be preserved as undisturbed open (green) space until such time as these sites are included in the urban service area and become eligible for development at urban densities. As an alternative, sites developed under the previously available 25—75 clustering option may seek to develop the undeveloped portion (75 percent) at the urban fringe densities described above prior to the sites inclusion in the urban service area. For either development option, review by the Board of County Commissioners shall be requested to authorize development of these undisturbed open (green) spaces.; To conveniently serve area residents, smaller scale, low-intensity commercial development is permitted in this district. To maximize efficiency in the development of agricultural and silvicultural resources located within this zoning district and surrounding areas, agriculturally and silviculturally related industrial activities, such as milling, are permitted. Community facilities are also permitted in this district.